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Weird Tales v04n03 [1924-11]

Publication date: 1924-11

Topics: Pulps, Pulp Magazines, Weird Tales, Horror Fiction, Horror Stories, Supernatural Stories, Ghost Stories, Science Fiction, Frank Belknap Long, H. P. Lovecraft, L. A. Borah, Greye La Spine, Otis Adelbert Kline, Seabury Quinn, Henry S. Whitehead

Collection: weirdtalesmagazine; pulpmagazinearchive; additional_collections

Language: English

CONTENTS:

Weird Tales [v4 #3, November 1924] (25¢, 192pp+, pulp, cover by Andrew Brosnatch)
5 · Teoquitla The Golden · Ramòn de las Cuevas · nv
31 · The Brain In The Jar · Norman Elwood Hammerstrom & R. F. Searight · ss
36 · Adventure Of Souls · Robert Lee Heiser · ss
46 · Well, I’ll Tell You, Ma · W. McKeown · ss
49 · The Desert Lich · Frank Belknap Long, Jr. · ss
54 · To A Dreamer · H. P. Lovecraft · pm The Coyote January 1921
55 · The Great Panjandrum · Francis Hard · ss
65 · The House Of Dust [Part 1 of 2] · L. A. Borah · na
88 · Six Bearded Men · Elwin J. Owens · ss
93 · The Green And Gold Bug · J. M. Alvey · ss
96 · The Tortoise-Shell Cat · Greye La Spina · ss
105 · The Phantom Rider · Otis Adelbert Kline · ss
111 · A Soulless Resurrection · Anon. · ss
116 · A Suicide Complex · Robert Allways · ss
121 · The Purple Light · Ralph Parker Anderson · ss
128 · Weird Crimes #7. The Human Hyena · Seabury Quinn · ar
134 · The Ghost Of Liscard Manor · Walter Burns · ss
140 · The Pelican · Charles L. Frederick · ss
151 · The Door · Henry S. Whitehead · ss
154 · Thus Spake The Prophetess · Estil Critchie · ss
158 · The Tower Of Silence · Don Willis · ss
163 · John Carroll, Legionary Of Rome · B. Wallis · nv

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Identifier: WeirdTalesV04N03192411

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Year: 1924

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Reviewer: Anonymous - - December 24, 2021
Subject: Volume 4 number 3

Now that the magazine has changed editors, I was hoping for a considerable improvement in the quality of stories, but alas, that hasn't happened yet. Although there are a number of good stories here, such as The Brain In The Jar, The Desert Lich, The Tortoise-Shell Cat, The Pelican, and The Door; there's also stuff like The Great Panjandrum, The Purple Light, and Thus Spake The Prophetess, which are as bad as many of the lesser stories published during the previous editor's run. There's also the usual amount of thoroughly forgettable stories, such as A Soulless Resurrection, but those ones, of course, scarcely need to be commented on. On a more positive note, the number of non-horror stories seems to have dropped (although I doubt this will last, sadly), and the filler articles between stories are gone entirely, and won't be missed.

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